| Mutmaanah | Sure of Heart, Tranquil |
| Mutsuko | Child of the pine tree |
| Muttamma | Mother of the precious gem |
| Muyis | Love, Happy, Sleeping Beauty |
| Muzaffara | One who is always victorious |
| Muzaffaruddin | Victorious of the religion |
| Muzahiruddin | Defender of the religion |
| Muzaifa | A person who is very humble |
| Muzalfa | A place of close proximity |
| Muzamila | One who is wrapped in cloth |
| Muzayan | Someone who is ornamented |
| Muzeea | Luminous, bright |
| Muzeeah | Radiant, Full of Light, Brilliant |
| Muzeema | One who is beautiful and elegant. |
| Muzeena | Rain clouds that bring nourishment. |
| Muzeera | Breeze of Heaven |
| Muzghan | Eyelashes that frame the eyes. |
| Muzhar | Someone who is bright and radiant. |
| Muzhdah | Good news or a joyful announcement. |
| Muzhgan | Eyelashes that are long and dark. |
| Muzhirah | A person who displays or reveals. |
| Muzina | Clouds that are filled with rain. |
| Muzzalim | One who is oppressed or wronged. |
| Maa | A name meaning mother or earth. |
| Maal | A word meaning wealth or goods. |
| Madam | A title for a noble lady today. |
| Maeia | A name meaning mother or nurse. |
| Maester | A title for a learned scholar. |
| Maestra | A female teacher or conductor. |
| Magellan | One who travels the world. |
| Magik | Relating to supernatural power. |
| Magnish | A name meaning great or noble. |
| Mahabharat | A great epic of the Bharatas. |
| Mahidhara | One who supports the earth. |
| Mahodadhi | A name meaning great ocean. |
| Mahoe | A tree with hibiscus flowers. |
| Maid | A young girl or an unmarried woman. |
| Maitrey | One who is friendly and benevolent. |
| Makhana | The edible seed of a lotus flower. |
| Makhpiya | A name meaning cloud in the Sioux. |